New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
KINGS COUNTY NAMES IFS CANDIDATES.
IN IN IIIISIAoTIC NND HAKMUNIUVH h"TUDLIOA'
COMMUNICATIVE NOMINEES.

CONNEN !ION-TUE NOMINEES.
The go delegates to the Kings County Republican
Convent Ia nominate candidate, for Sheriff. 10 sue
cccl charles b. Finley. sup.ryi,oi-at.LaSe to sue
cced John A. Ouintard. and a Justice " sessions to
succeed James savage, a--cmll'd Yesterday afternoon
Ga the Everett Assembly Rooms I'm FultOn-st., Brook
lyn Ec.oro the body wa called To order by Major
T. II. llobb, there was much discussion of the prob
able candidates. For weeks the nam's OF 'iV
Justice Clark D. Nhiuchart. cx->herT- Clerk Robert
i. ScdeViok cx-tnitcd states Marshal \. c. Tate
and Colonel Harry Michel hayo been canva-eed for
sheriff. sentiment las contrel moro and more upon
tine first named, and il Atimated that he would
receive 4 unanimous AMI hearty nomination. MAJOR
Tate and 90 oucl Michel withdrew before tho con-
,cntion met. The ron Of the convention had been
called by secretary Hugo iIilsh. ON motion Of Vi r.
pa.c the temporary oil ot, wcr, made tie permanent
ones
supervisor r. b. wills said that til, campaign
VA, 10 rn an Aggressive and interesting one. Brook
lyu wa ready to throw OF Boss rule. and large
body of iud,p pendent citizens were willing to ALL Re
pubIcau- ia securing good government and save The
cty from ~ corrupt a gang OF politicians "A ever
.ot possession Of Office As good a ticket could
bc made ought to be named Mr. Willis presented
the name of Robert B. >cdewick a, young buNlhe'S
man Of integrity and ability. III, experience as
cic,k Tn IN" -h-uf, Office lifted hm Tor eecuoh u
the head II the oilcc it-clt
d. 4 W. burns ol the seventeenth Ward nomin-
ated Ciyil Justice G. y. Ithnchar, whom he urged aS
, populAr man who would give great strength to tho
ticket Foster l.. Backus made an earnest speech III
support Of Scdswick and urged II a. unwSe to select
lo.h candidate, Tor Mayor AID sheriff from the East
en- District The delegates shOatcd, d" No! No /"
The result of thr ballot 1876 votes for Rhnehart
and IOI FOR scdgSick. The nomination OF the former
was made unanimous motion OF supervisor Wills
For Supcrvisol-nt Largo the names presented were
tho.o Of ,NNuu,rvlaur 1huma, VI. wood, of Tie lhI-
t,,nih Ward AID supervisor Thomas tii'h", OF th''
-ovruth Want The lattor uWl large majority VI
vote, and was unanimously made Tie candidate
lamp, ~ala.r. ut la luld-, was Icnurindt'd for
A~suciatc Justice of the sessions
CLARK j.. hhluchart II nativo OF BroohiSh A"I
about forty-lvc years OF ago lie Is a ro0ier by
trade lie -crvcd the var, and IL a MENTOR "i
l.arinra Frirfchle Post, 9. \. r. Ia sol ne Ntss
,uuolui,d rl ia the Third District Police 'odil 10y
Justice Fisher and l-~.i he was elected one ~ inc
lust, g., ~ the Peace tor the city Tor term u ioH
,rars lie ran on ihr ticket with Mayor Low ana
l,crivcd about 5000 majority lie j. An abi" '"l
uuu,lar nan # line presence. lie MAJ HWAfS no'i
Az ardent Republican aud las frequently served on
tLc titrol.d Committee. -
Nh nuIie is a printer hry-'vc years OF tsc,
md M, WA, elected IN loo to the Boaid oi H"p,r-
,.t.ri~ lie hn, gained reputation Tor Opposing
Democratic jobs IA the bodlu.